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The overly used drama or movie trope but still manages to capture our hearts:
"Bestfriends turning into lovers"
Will get you frustrated sometimes on why they have to deny their feelings for so long, but then again, you will understand that, they do not want to ruin the special friendship that they have. But will finally realize that it is worth to cross the line and go on and follow their hearts. In the end, love wins for everyone.
"Bestfriends turning into lovers"
Will get you frustrated sometimes on why they have to deny their feelings for so long, but then again, you will understand that, they do not want to ruin the special friendship that they have. But will finally realize that it is worth to cross the line and go on and follow their hearts. In the end, love wins for everyone.
The overly used drama or movie trope but still manages to capture our hearts:
"Bestfriends turning into lovers"
Will get you frustrated sometimes on why they have to deny their feelings for so long, but then again, you will understand that, they do not want to ruin the special friendship that they have. But will finally realize that it is worth to cross the line and go on and follow their hearts. In the end, love wins for everyone.
"Bestfriends turning into lovers"
Will get you frustrated sometimes on why they have to deny their feelings for so long, but then again, you will understand that, they do not want to ruin the special friendship that they have. But will finally realize that it is worth to cross the line and go on and follow their hearts. In the end, love wins for everyone.
Both are pretty mature dramas with women dating multiple men, and both deal with infidelity in some way. Busujima has an additional theme of politics and journalism, while Fukigen focuses entirely on the romance and dynamics between the friends.
they both give out the same vibe, a strong cold male lead and a sweet bright competent female lead~
the overall crime genre are different, one is a gangster and one is a cop son of a murderer, but they both have that tough but sweet character..
the overall crime genre are different, one is a gangster and one is a cop son of a murderer, but they both have that tough but sweet character..
Same ML if you like Sakurada Dori, and he has just about the same persona. In Perfect Crime he's more angry, though, and the romance is dark, not sweet. The FL is the same in that she easily gives over to a physical relationship, and is a bit of a pushover in her interactions with every one else. Both are heavy on intimate scenes.
There are secrets revealed. Both male leads are doctors with talent. They are both a little angsty. There are people that dislike the male lead.
Almost an exact match, even with the rating. In both dramas, the main character has some sort of illness, both MCs also have a father wrongfully accused of murder and put on a death row, and both of them become lawyers to get the truth out and both fight corruption.
Male lead approaches female on purpose. Then they became romantically involved.
Prosecutor Princess revolves around the theme of revenge. I Wanna Hear Your Song is about uncovering the truth behind a mysterious murder.
Prosecutor Princess revolves around the theme of revenge. I Wanna Hear Your Song is about uncovering the truth behind a mysterious murder.
Hirugao is the more serious, somber show about affairs, and Fukigen na Kajitsu has more romanticized affairs with a lot of intimate scenes. Both have lonely wives with disinterested husbands, as well as awkward mother-in-law relationships where the mother-in-law is too involved and doting. Both involve wives contemplating/weighing the value of an affair before it starts, but Hirugao focuses more on those affected and morals.
Not Precisely but it's quite similiar, a boy growning up to become powerful.. unveiling hidden powers.. love angles, friendships and swardmenships...
HPL focused on art, romance, and family with a bit of corporate politics. AIL focused on art, romance, and corporate politics with a bit of family drama.
I feel the HPL characters were almost lifted from AIL.
Male leads were painters who lived in the US, they both had to stop painting, went back to their home countries, and became gallery directors. They found their way back to painting with help from the female leads.
Female leads were art students and became curators.
Main leads shared a past, although at different times in their lives.
Second male leads were both athletes.
Second female lead (there were 2 SFLs in AIL) met the male leads in the US, and claimed to have known and supported them when they were at their worst.
I feel the HPL characters were almost lifted from AIL.
Male leads were painters who lived in the US, they both had to stop painting, went back to their home countries, and became gallery directors. They found their way back to painting with help from the female leads.
Female leads were art students and became curators.
Main leads shared a past, although at different times in their lives.
Second male leads were both athletes.
Second female lead (there were 2 SFLs in AIL) met the male leads in the US, and claimed to have known and supported them when they were at their worst.
The ghosts in both dramas want to settle their unfinished business on earth before they move on. They both discover that they can possess a person. While they use the person that they possess to find about their deaths, they also help them improve their life.
Voice is the original Korean drama and Voice: 110 Emergency Control Room is the Japanese remake. The villain in the original is superbly portrayed by Kim Jae-wook.
While the main theme of Secret is not infidelity, both have darker romances of people falling for people they did not intend to fall for, and intense hate-to-love elements.
Both have infidelity themes, mature elements, and passionate attraction, while doing a good job of telling all sides of the story.
